Non-heart beating donation is used where possible, but the problem is as soon as the donor's heart stops beating, the organs deteriorate within their body. ( Obviously, NHBD is never used for heart transplants.) Usually kidneys can be transplanted from NHB donor's, however the donor needs to be injected with a preserving solution within minutes of the donor's heart stopping beating. (This usually means doing it before consent for organ donation has been obtained). This essentially means that the donor must die in a hospital and be treated by doctors with some foresight. Clearly, sometimes the odds of this happening are quite small, hence the low numbers of NHB donors.
NHB donors pretty much have to die in a hospital, otherwise it can be quite tricky to assess how long they have been dead for, and how much the organs have deteriorate in that time. The conditions for a NHB donor to successfully donate organs are quite limiting, otherwise they would be used far more readily.
Yes, toilet paper is readily available in India, but it is not as commonly used as other methods such as water or bidets.
No. It is used as an adjective or a transitive verb. An adverb form is "readily."
Reasonably priced, readily available, easy to work with.
Gelatin is a common suspensoid that is readily precipitated by salts like ammonium sulfate. This process is used in food science and biochemistry to separate and purify proteins.
Biodiesel is not used widely because it requires a lot of organic matter, which is not always readily available.
Reasonably priced, readily available, easy to work with.
Sunlight is readily available - and there are no clouds or atmosphere to interfere.
Enzymes
Readily is the correct spelling.
I readily read an awesome book. If you do not think this is write readily is not a word.
The pizza is readily available
I am readily for the test.